All the greatest things come out of Tiktok, don't they?
I don't really care. A bunch of people in here want to standardize the sizes to something that makes sense, but I'm personally fine with what we have since (as a guy) I've never had a problem with it. I don't think I've ever worn a shirt or jacket below L or above XL, even when I've ordered them online. It could be worse for women, I don't know.
Changing it for that reason is obviously a bad idea, though. How did we go from "obesity epidemic" to "normalize obesity"? We shouldn't be normalizing obesity. Going out for a Double Down, a Super Size fries, and a Big Gulp soda isn't something we should be trying to encourage.
And that's not a commentary on overweight people, saying "hurhur fat people eat a lot." It's the fact that when you push the healthy weight down to S and XS, that's a free ticket for fast food places to bump up their portions and for American doctors to make even more of a killing than they already are. I've been overweight (not obese) most of my life, I don't wear a SMALL.
Are you for or against American women pushing to change sizes
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All the greatest things come out of Tiktok, don't they?
I don't really care. A bunch of people in here want to standardize the sizes to something that makes sense, but I'm personally fine with what we have since (as a guy) I've never had a problem with it. I don't think I've ever worn a shirt or jacket below L or above XL, even when I've ordered them online. It could be worse for women, I don't know.
Changing it for that reason is obviously a bad idea, though. How did we go from "obesity epidemic" to "normalize obesity"? We shouldn't be normalizing obesity. Going out for a Double Down, a Super Size fries, and a Big Gulp soda isn't something we should be trying to encourage.
And that's not a commentary on overweight people, saying "hurhur fat people eat a lot." It's the fact that when you push the healthy weight down to S and XS, that's a free ticket for fast food places to bump up their portions and for American doctors to make even more of a killing than they already are. I've been overweight (not obese) most of my life, I don't wear a SMALL.